Where escrow earns its place
Escrow fits wherever the two sides need a neutral place for the money while something tangible changes hands. The structure stays the same; the deal changes around it.
Four types of deal that escrow keeps on track
The buyer pays after the goods are checked
The money is released once the shipment has arrived and its condition is confirmed.
Each milestone releases its own payment
Break the project into stages, and let the funds follow the work one completed stage at a time.
The payment waits for the paperwork
When a titled asset changes hands, the funds sit still until the transfer is registered.
The advance funds the run without leaving you exposed
Capital that pays for a production run is held in escrow until the goods actually ship.
What you put in writing
The release conditions are what makes the escrow work. Both sides write them together before the money goes in, and the funds move only when those conditions are met — no exceptions.
Set up an escrow for your next deal
Tell us about the transaction, the parties and the conditions. We will set up the account and walk both sides through the steps.